It is a pain not having past papers but my teacher has given us some predictable questions.
Parliament:
How effective is Parliament/Hoc/Hol at scrutinising the executive? (I think this is the spec)
To what extent is Parliament/HoC/HoL effective at representing the electorate?
Should there be an elected second chamber? (more of a 25 marker)
Suzanne said its important to distinguish between Parliament, the HoC and HoL and to answer the question appropriately.
Constitution:
Should the UK remain without a codified constitution? (classic)
Is Parliament any longer sovereign in the UK constitutional system?
Where does sovereignty now reside in the UK?
'Consitutional reforms since 1997 have not gone far enough to prevent an elective dictatorship'. Discuss
Does the UK have an elective dictatorship?
Has the UK become a quasi-federal state?
How has sovereignty been challenged in recent years?
PM and Cabinet
To what extent to PM's dominate cabinet?
Is the theory of cabinet government any longer relevant in the UK?
'The office of PM is what its holders wish to make of it'. Discuss
To what extent have PM's become more presidential?
Which style of political leadership has been most successful in recent years?
How far and in what ways has the relationship between PM's and their parties and their cabinet changed in recent years?
What restraints are there on PM power?
Judiciary
To what extent have the rights of UK citizens been eroded in recent years?
To what extent are judges independent and neutral in the UK?
Why are judges more inclined to use their power in recent years?
How has judicial independence been questioned in recent years?
Well, hope this helps!